Bulgaria’s government resigns after mass protests, while motion of no confidence defeated
The Bulgarian government headed by Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyazkov resigned on December 11 against the backdrop of mass protests, while
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The Bulgarian government headed by Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyazkov resigned on December 11 against the backdrop of mass protests, while
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyazkov said on December 11 that his government would resign. The announcement came the afternoon after
Read moreForty-nine per cent of Bulgarians are against the euro, 42 per cent for, with nine per cent undecided, according to
Read moreThe European Commission said on December 11 that it has decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet has approved a procedure for granting a “digital nomad” residence permit, which will allow residence without a local
Read moreWere Bulgaria to hold parliamentary elections now, Boiko Borissov’s GERB-UDF coalition – holder of the mandate to govern – would
Read moreThe night of December 10 saw many tens of thousands turn out in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia and in other cities
Read moreBulgarian National Bank (BNB) cash desks are to work overtime with customers on December 13 and 20 because of the
Read moreBulgaria’s Government approved the re-drafted 2026 draft Budget package at a special sitting on December 8, dropping several contentious provisions
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